@knime/vue-headless-virtual-scroller v0.1.3
KNIME® Vue Headless Virtual Scroller
This repository is maintained by the KNIME UI Extensions Development Team.
Fast scrolling of large amounts of data. ⚡️
Uses a virtual grid to enable simultanous horizontal ⇢ and vertical ⇣ virtual scrolling. Based on the Vue JavaScript framework.
Inspired by Vue Virtual Scroller.
Demo
Using it in a Vue component
Install @knime/vue-headless-virtual-scroller npm package as dependency:
npm i @knime/vue-headless-virtual-scrollerThe library exposes two Vue composables which can be utilized depending on the use case:
useVirtualLine([...])enables scrolling in a single directionuseVirtualGrid([...])enables scrolling in both horizontal and vertical directions
A SizeManager is passed as prop to determine how virtual sizes are determined for scrolling. E.g. a SameSizeManager assumes that all contained items will have the same height (or width respectively).
See the DemoGrid.vue for a simple integration.
Development
Prerequisites
- Install Node.js, see version in package.json.
Newer versions may also work, but have not been tested.
Install dependencies
npm installGit hooks
When committing your changes, a couple of commit hooks will run via husky.
pre-commithook to lint and format the changes in your stage zone (via lintstaged)prepare-commit-msghook to format your commit message to conform with the required format by KNIME. In order for this to work you must set environment variables with your Atlassian email and API token. Refer to@knime/eslint-config/scripts/README.mdfor more information.
Launch development server with demo application
npm run devTesting
Running unit tests
This project contains unit tests based on Vitest. They are run with
npm run test:unitYou can generate a coverage report with
npm run coverageThe output can be found in the coverage folder. It contains a browseable html report as well as raw coverage data in
LCOV and Clover format, which can be consumed in analysis software (Sonar, Jenkins, …).
Running security audit
npm provides a check against known security issues of used dependencies. Run it by calling
npm run auditBuilding
To build the table component as Vue library, use the following command:
npm run buildResults are saved to /dist folder.